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I'm using the latest version of NG-Scope on a Thinkpad T15 with Ubuntu 22.04. My RF frontend is a USRP B200 and is using the latest UHD Images.
Expected Behavior
Expect the tool to run normally without crashing, until I exit the program manually.
Actual Behaviour
The program will segmentation fault and crash non-deterministically. I've tried changing the cell, SDR, moving to locations with better reception, etc. and there is no indication of what is causing the crashes. Sometimes, the error will save a crash log, with NG-Scope/build/lib/src/phy/rf/libsrsran_rf.so.0 at the bottom of the stack trace.
Steps to reproduce the problem
The problem occurs frequently (but non-deterministically) when I just run the program ngscope/src/hello.c
Additional Information
This problem might be helped by moving to locations with better connectivity?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Issue Description
Non-deterministic segmentation faults
Setup Details
I'm using the latest version of NG-Scope on a Thinkpad T15 with Ubuntu 22.04. My RF frontend is a USRP B200 and is using the latest UHD Images.
Expected Behavior
Expect the tool to run normally without crashing, until I exit the program manually.
Actual Behaviour
The program will segmentation fault and crash non-deterministically. I've tried changing the cell, SDR, moving to locations with better reception, etc. and there is no indication of what is causing the crashes. Sometimes, the error will save a crash log, with
NG-Scope/build/lib/src/phy/rf/libsrsran_rf.so.0
at the bottom of the stack trace.Steps to reproduce the problem
The problem occurs frequently (but non-deterministically) when I just run the program
ngscope/src/hello.c
Additional Information
This problem might be helped by moving to locations with better connectivity?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: